Morocco-other ways to present days

The Morocco has a history as substantial as any in Africa, Eurasia and the Americas. In some parts of the world when the man was the first learning that stone did better tools of twigs, the Moroccan interior mountains and was populated with settlers Libyans and Ethiopians as Barbaroi. Not too long after Phoenician Emporia, flourished in the ports of Chellah (Rabat) and Tingis (Tangier). The Morocco has an expansive history that should not be neglected.

In days worn-out, Sahara desert ran riot with flora and fauna and hunter-gatherers. These first humans were among the earliest ancestors of Morocco. Archaeologists have shown, too, which at the time of the stone age, Morocco became flushed with humanity from lands as far away as Egypt, Algeria and Libya.

These early settlers-now the Berbers stopped any attempt at taking over Morocco. When the Romans were several years later, Moroccan Berbers resisted surprisingly this occupation. Although the Romans took a large part of the exterior of Morocco, the Rif Mountains and Atlas mountains were intact for centuries. Later, too, when the Byzantine forces and vandals reached Morocco as their own, interior, the Berbers in the High Atlas mountains-remained unified and indomitable.

Moroccan Berbers were not Islamic, when Islam has reached Tunisia around 650 ad, or when he reached the Plains Moroccan Moussa Ibn Nasr. Many other Moroccan-formerly Christians and Jews-converted to Islam before it unified the country and the Berbers with it-the religion of Islam today. With the reign of Moulay Idriss II, Arab rule governed much of Morocco. With the creation of the Fez as an influential city, wandering with trade routes and the University of Kairaouine known Arab influence, became unstoppable.

The dynasties that controlled the Morocco came and went. From the Almoravids, Almohads, Merenids for the Wattasids, saadians tombs and the Alaouites, sovereignty of Morocco saw countless hills and valleys. The country was passed by the force of a judgment for the next one. Also in the 20th century, power struggles seemed to be the norm.

The French settled in Morocco at the beginning of 1900. With a similar model used elsewhere, including in Tunisia and Algeria-France hegemony flourished, even though they shared the different parts of the country near the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea with Spain. Elegantly, France granted a kind of independence (some) leader of the Berber mountain and their tribes. Rabat and Casablanca were transformed into administrative capitals of French style. Through time, the world war and internal and international tensions, in 1956, Sidi Mohammed became the King of Morocco. Spain, today, still controls Sebta and Mellila on the Mediterranean coast.

Today, Morocco shares some exceptional relations with the rest of the world. The new monarch, King Mohammed VI, confirms various friendships and alliances with Arab and Western spheres. Although the Western Sahara is still questionable, concerns the current King addresses relevant concerns will optimistically Morocco enter into the modern world as contenders in the market and world economy.

Tour Morocco and Morocco tourism is booming. Since tourist numbers are rising, the country will suffer inevitable soon (maybe more) change. Morocco should be visited better sooner than later, to better understand the old tradition of mixing with new ways of thinking and doing.

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